Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
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Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
Castlemaine rifle club held Victoria's first Practical Rifle shoot on the 25th oct.
Had an awesome time never done anything like it before but will be doing it again that's for sure.
Here is a pick of the winner a fellow castlemaine member max.
Had an awesome time never done anything like it before but will be doing it again that's for sure.
Here is a pick of the winner a fellow castlemaine member max.
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
Well is that it?
Tell us more about it
Tell us more about it
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
Talked to max on Saturday glen he said he had a ball and he used your gun too win
Think it was about a 70 shot match moving targets ,still targets ,different ranges 300 too 600 yards I think
Think it was about a 70 shot match moving targets ,still targets ,different ranges 300 too 600 yards I think
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
here ya go all you need to know http://shootingaustralia.net/forum/vict ... le-matchestrevort wrote:Well is that it?
Tell us more about it
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
300 yards Prone supported Snap 5 rounds 5 x 3 sec (5 x 3 sec means 5 target exposures 3 seconds for each exposure)
300 yards Prone unsupported Rapid 5 rounds 1 x 30 sec
300 yards Prone supported Moving 5 rounds 5 x 5 sec
400 yards Prone supported no bi-pod(used a back pack) snap 10 rounds 5 x 5 sec (two rounds per exposure)
400 yards Prone unsupported Moving 5 rounds 5 x 5 sec
500 yards prone unsupported no bi-pod Agony snap 10 round 5 x 6 sec over 2 minutes.two round per exposure.(That one was a real prick)
500 yards Hawkins Deliberate 10 rounds 1 x 90sec
500 yards Prone supported Moving 5 rounds 5 x 5 sec
600 yards Prone supported snap 10 rounds 5 x 8 sec
600 yards Hawkins deliberate 5 rounds 1 x 60 sec
There you go trevort i was getting to it
300 yards Prone unsupported Rapid 5 rounds 1 x 30 sec
300 yards Prone supported Moving 5 rounds 5 x 5 sec
400 yards Prone supported no bi-pod(used a back pack) snap 10 rounds 5 x 5 sec (two rounds per exposure)
400 yards Prone unsupported Moving 5 rounds 5 x 5 sec
500 yards prone unsupported no bi-pod Agony snap 10 round 5 x 6 sec over 2 minutes.two round per exposure.(That one was a real prick)
500 yards Hawkins Deliberate 10 rounds 1 x 90sec
500 yards Prone supported Moving 5 rounds 5 x 5 sec
600 yards Prone supported snap 10 rounds 5 x 8 sec
600 yards Hawkins deliberate 5 rounds 1 x 60 sec
There you go trevort i was getting to it
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
Howdy jack you shooting the PM next week?
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
Yeah glen me and Jacko will be there you going
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Yeah glen I'll be there how about u
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
That sounds really difficulr
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
and the shooting australia link is no good unless you are a member.
So how do you account for the varying distances> Do you wind on or hold over?
So how do you account for the varying distances> Do you wind on or hold over?
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that would depend on what you prefertrevort wrote:and the shooting australia link is no good unless you are a member.
So how do you account for the varying distances> Do you wind on or hold over?
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Or the conditionsTackleberry wrote:that would depend on what you prefertrevort wrote:and the shooting australia link is no good unless you are a member.
So how do you account for the varying distances> Do you wind on or hold over?
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
Looks interesting,just wondering what the Hawkins position is.
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Re: Castlemaine Rifle Practical Shoot
Flash Gordon wrote:Looks interesting,just wondering what the Hawkins position is.
unsupported prone
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i dialed up and i held for windtrevort wrote:and the shooting australia link is no good unless you are a member.
So how do you account for the varying distances> Do you wind on or hold over?